Niek, a Dutch, was taking Adwoa, a Ghanaian, who was on a visit to the Netherlands, around his neighbourhood and pointed to a building that housed the aged. Adwoa shrugged
Half-Baked Journalists And Their Boisterous Verbal Showmanship
They came out of the crowd unnoticed. They said they were journalists and that they belonged to the Inky Fraternity and the 4th Estate of the scheme of things
It is the Fault of the Leader When Troops Flee in Battle
The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills Everything depends on leadership and a leader is often the symbol of strength of any group. A fleeing army is a pathetic sight.
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‘Let us pause in life’s pleasures and count its many tears while we all sup sorrow with the poor; There’s a song that will linger forever in our ears;
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One popular Ghanaian proverb is, “The one that cuts the path does not know it is crooked.” The proverb highlights the imperfections of man and admonishes him to heed
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THE BIBLE, a library of 66 authoritative books, is a Christian Scripture given by the inspiration of God and it is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction and for
Is August 4 A Strange Holiday For You? Me Too!
Ask someone what 4th August stands for in this country and in five out of ten times, he/she wouldn’t know! Ironically, I was being regaled, at the time, with the national
The Rainy Season
It is the rainy season again. Generally, it is a season believed to have lessened the economic hardships, especially in our part of this world. Rainy season would mean, more
Why Ghana Needs An Indigenous Shipping Line
A shipping line is basically a company that owns and operates fleets of ships for the transportation of goods from the port of origin to the port of discharge. Maritime
Africa’s Smallholder Farmers Are The Linchpin To Economic Success
Food is the most basic of needs. It decides not just the health of individuals but also the health of communities which affects the health of our economies. Underpinning
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Moesha Boudong Date line Tuesday 27th July 2021. Time check – 05:00 hrs. I left my Kasoa abode straight to 37 Military Hospital. I was afraid of traffic but surprisingly
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I have lost count of the number of times the President spoke to Ghanaians since the deadly Coronavirus (Covid-19) raised its ugly head in Ghana. The truth is that I
Understanding of “Owing Allegiance” Versus “Declaration-Swearing an Oath of Allegiance”
In Nigeria the criteria is “declare/Swear an oath” in Ghana it is “owe allegiance”…Our standard is higher and is intrinsically linked to your nationality be it ethnically or to the